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November 9, 1911: Kentucky monument to Lincoln's birthplace dedicated Abraham Lincoln Birthplace NHS.jpg
November 9, 1911: Kentucky monument to Lincoln's birthplace dedicated
November 5, 1911: Cal Rodgers completes first plane trip across the United States Calbraith Perry Rodgers in 1911.jpg
November 5, 1911: Cal Rodgers completes first plane trip across the United States
November 9, 1911: Sultan Abdelhafid of Morocco accepts French protectorate rule Abdelhafid.jpg
November 9, 1911: Sultan Abdelhafid of Morocco accepts French protectorate rule
November 10, 1911: Andrew Carnegie charitable bequests pass $200 Million Andrew Carnegie, three-quarter length portrait, seated, facing slightly left, 1913-crop.jpg
November 10, 1911: Andrew Carnegie charitable bequests pass $200 Million

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November 6, 1911 (Monday)

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November 12, 1911 (Sunday)

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  50. "Tobacco Trust Plan Has Final Approval", New York Times, November 17, 1911
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